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tournament still use 1 col to show enough info
avaliable arenas show in 2 cols
order by -- current league arenas first, then difficulty low first, finally with curriculum URL first.
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fix ENG-1236

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced localization with new strings for AI, game development, and educational resources.
    • Improved tournament selection interface with a two-column layout for regular and championship tournaments.
    • Added dynamic difficulty display for arenas in the tournament view.
    • Introduced a new property for arena levels in the teacher dashboard.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved inconsistencies in tournament display logic.
  • Improvements

    • Refined organization and readability of localization strings.
    • Enhanced user experience through clearer tournament distinctions and improved styling.

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The pull request includes significant modifications across several files, primarily focusing on localization updates, schema enhancements, and UI improvements. The app/locale/en.js file has been extensively updated with new keys and restructured sections for better organization. The LevelSchema in app/schemas/models/level.js has a new property for curriculum URLs. The MainLadderViewV2.vue component has been restructured to display arenas in two columns, while the LadderPanel.vue component has been enhanced with new props and computed properties to better represent arena difficulty.

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File Path Change Summary
app/locale/en.js Extensive updates to localization strings, including new keys, updated values, and restructured sections.
app/schemas/models/level.js Added arenaCurriculumUrl property to LevelSchema.
app/views/ladder/MainLadderViewV2.vue Restructured tournament display to two columns, added computed properties for sorting and filtering arenas.
app/views/ladder/components/LadderPanel.vue Enhanced template and script logic, added championship prop, and updated difficulty display logic.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Rearrange arena listing by difficulty (ENG-1236)
List regular and championship arenas in two columns (ENG-1236)

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app/schemas/models/level.js (1)

429-430: LGTM! Consider adding URL validation.

The addition of the arenaCurriculumUrl property is well-implemented and properly documented. It's correctly placed within the schema and its purpose is clearly defined.

Consider adding URL validation to ensure the entered value is a valid URL. You can use the format: 'url' property in the schema definition, like this:

-  arenaCurriculumUrl: c.url({ title: 'Arena Curriculum URL', description: 'Needed for arena levels only. Relevant for teacher dashboard (ai league page)', inEditor: 'codecombat' }),
+  arenaCurriculumUrl: c.url({ title: 'Arena Curriculum URL', description: 'Needed for arena levels only. Relevant for teacher dashboard (ai league page)', inEditor: 'codecombat', format: 'url' }),

This will ensure that only valid URLs are accepted for this field.

app/views/ladder/components/LadderPanel.vue (1)

263-276: Ensure color contrast meets accessibility standards

The background and text colors defined for difficulty levels should have sufficient contrast to meet accessibility guidelines. For example, the colors for .difficulty__color__advanced might not provide enough contrast for visually impaired users.

Consider adjusting the colors to enhance readability:

 &.difficulty__color {
   &__beginner {
     background-color: #d4edbc;
     color: #4f8a10;
   }
   &__intermediate {
     background-color: #ffe5a0;
     color: #9f6000;
   }
   &__advanced {
-    background-color: #ffcfc9;
-    color: #9f6000;
+    background-color: #f8d7da;
+    color: #721c24;
   }
 }
app/locale/en.js (2)

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Line range hint 12-24: Consider adjusting the fee structure or discount policy.

The implementation of a flat $20 fee on discounted bills could negate the benefit of the discount, especially for smaller purchases or marginal loyalty tiers. This might lead to customer dissatisfaction, as the intent to reward loyalty paradoxically increases the bill.

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app/views/ladder/components/LadderPanel.vue (3)

13-24: Component structure and bindings look good

The additions to the template, including the dynamic class bindings and computed properties for difficulty display, are well-structured and correctly implemented.


258-262: Adjust the position of .tournament__difficulty class

The CSS rule for .tournament__difficulty sets bottom: 100%, which might cause layout issues if the parent element doesn't have a defined height. Ensure that this positioning achieves the desired visual effect across different screen sizes and browsers.

Test the layout on various devices to confirm the styling behaves as expected.


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app/views/ladder/MainLadderViewV2.vue (2)

287-302: sortArenaFn method correctly sorts arenas by difficulty and curriculum URL

The sortArenaFn function effectively sorts arenas first by difficulty in ascending order and then prioritizes arenas with a arenaCurriculumUrl. This logic aligns with the intended sorting criteria outlined in the PR objectives.


407-416: CSS adjustments for .two-col class implement proper two-column layout

The styling changes to the .two-col class correctly establish a responsive two-column layout for the arenas. The use of flex properties ensures that the columns are evenly spaced and adaptable.

app/locale/en.js (1)

Line range hint 1-2: LGTM!

The function logic is correct, and the implementation is accurate.

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},
},
tournament: {
type: Object,
default () {
return undefined
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Remove unnecessary default value for the tournament prop

Since the default value for an Object prop is undefined, you can omit the default function. This cleans up the code.

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   type: Object,
-  default () {
-     return undefined
-  },
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window.open(this.arenaCurriculum, '_blank')
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure openCurriculum method handles undefined URLs

In the openCurriculum m 8000 ethod, if this.arenaCurriculum is undefined or null, window.open may open a blank page. It's good practice to check if the URL is valid before attempting to open it.

Add a check before opening the URL:

 openCurriculum () {
+  if (this.arenaCurriculum) {
     window.open(this.arenaCurriculum, '_blank')
+  }
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championship: {
type: Boolean,
default () {
return false
},
},
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Simplify the default value assignment for the championship prop

For Boolean props, you can assign the default value directly without using a function. This simplifies the code and makes it more readable.

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 championship: {
   type: Boolean,
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  • Can we make Regular and Championship Heading center aligned?
  • Instead of blank space at top when we don't have championship, just show Coming Soon....
  • Add some more space between Regular and Championship columns?

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  • Add space between tournaments
  • Reduce the width of tournament tile to old size or 75% of current size as they look humongous in comparison to 2 column tiles
Screenshot 2024-10-11 at 1 50 52 PM

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415-419: Verify vertical centering in '.coming-soon' class

The .coming-soon class uses margin-top: auto and margin-bottom: auto to center content vertically. However, vertical centering with auto margins requires the parent container to have display: flex and flex-direction: column.

Ensure the parent container has the appropriate flex properties:

.parent-container {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
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app/views/ladder/MainLadderViewV2.vue (1)

Line range hint 1-561: Overall improvements in arena organization and presentation

The changes in this file significantly enhance the organization and presentation of arenas. The introduction of a two-column layout, separation of regular and championship arenas, and improved sorting mechanisms contribute to a better user experience.

Key improvements:

  1. Two-column layout for better visual organization
  2. Separation of regular and championship arenas
  3. New computed properties for efficient sorting and filtering of arenas
  4. Updated styling to support the new layout

While these changes are positive, consider implementing the suggested optimizations to further improve:

  1. Accessibility through semantic HTML
  2. Code readability and performance in the sortArenaFn
  3. Responsiveness of the two-column layout

These enhancements will result in a more robust and user-friendly implementation.

app/views/ladder/components/LadderPanel.vue (4)

195-198: Great job handling undefined curriculum URLs

The added check for this.arenaCurriculum before calling window.open in the openCurriculum method ensures that attempts to open undefined or null URLs are prevented. This enhances the robustness of the code.


92-95: Consistent prop definition for championship

The new championship prop is correctly defined as a Boolean with a default value of false. This maintains consistency and clarity in the component's API.


168-169: Correct usage of optional chaining in arenaCurriculum

The use of optional chaining in:

return ARENA_CURRICULUM?.[this.arena.slug] || this.arena.arenaCurriculumUrl

is appropriate and helps prevent errors when ARENA_CURRICULUM might be undefined.


258-276: Verify CSS class nesting for difficulty styling

In the SCSS code for difficulty styling, the nested classes under &.difficulty__color may not generate the intended CSS selectors.

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All expected nested classes under .difficulty__color are present and correctly defined.

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Comment on lines +293 to +315
sortArenaFn (a, b) {
// Compare difficulties, defaulting to 999 if undefined
const difficultyA = a.difficulty ?? 999
const difficultyB = b.difficulty ?? 999

if (difficultyA !== difficultyB) {
return difficultyA - difficultyB
}

// Prioritize arenas with a curriculum URL
const hasCurriculumA = Boolean(a.arenaCurriculumUrl)
const hasCurriculumB = Boolean(b.arenaCurriculumUrl)

if (hasCurriculumA && !hasCurriculumB) {
return -1
}
if (!hasCurriculumA && hasCurriculumB) {
return 1
}

// If all else is equal
return 0
},
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Optimize sortArenaFn for better readability and performance

The sortArenaFn method can be optimized for better readability and performance.

Consider the following optimizations:

sortArenaFn (a, b) {
  // Compare difficulties
  const diffA = a.difficulty ?? Infinity;
  const diffB = b.difficulty ?? Infinity;
  if (diffA !== diffB) return diffA - diffB;

  // Prioritize arenas with a curriculum URL
  const hasUrlA = Boolean(a.arenaCurriculumUrl);
  const hasUrlB = Boolean(b.arenaCurriculumUrl);
  return hasUrlB - hasUrlA;
}

This optimization:

  1. Uses Infinity instead of 999 for undefined difficulties, which is more semantically correct.
  2. Simplifies the curriculum URL comparison using subtraction of boolean values.
  3. Removes unnecessary if statements, making the function more concise.

Comment on lines +414 to +419
.current-tournaments {
width: 70%;
margin-bottom: 2rem;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve responsiveness of the two-column layout

The current implementation of the two-column layout might not be responsive on smaller screens.

Consider using flexbox with a media query for better responsiveness:

.ladder-view {
  // ... existing styles ...

  .current-tournaments {
    width: 100%;
    max-width: 70%;
    margin-bottom: 2rem;
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
  }

  .two-col {
    display: flex;
    flex-wrap: wrap;
    align-items: stretch;
    justify-content: space-between;
    margin-bottom: 2rem;

    > * {
      flex-basis: 100%;
      margin-bottom: 1rem;
    }

    @media (min-width: 768px) {
      > * {
        flex-basis: 48%;
      }
    }
  }
}

This change ensures that the layout adapts to smaller screens while maintaining the two-column layout on larger screens.

Also applies to: 434-443

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currentRegularArena () {
return this.usableArenas.find(a => a.slug === this.currentRegular?.slug)
},
currentChampionshipArena () {
return this.usableArenas.find(a => a.slug === this.currentChampionship?.slug)
},
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Use optional chaining consistently

The use of optional chaining is inconsistent in the currentRegularArena and currentChampionshipArena computed properties.

Apply optional chaining consistently:

  currentRegularArena () {
-   return this.usableArenas.find(a => a.slug === this.currentRegular?.slug)
+   return this.usableArenas?.find(a => a.slug === this.currentRegular?.slug)
  },
  currentChampionshipArena () {
-   return this.usableArenas.find(a => a.slug === this.currentChampionship?.slug)
+   return this.usableArenas?.find(a => a.slug === this.currentChampionship?.slug)
  },

This change ensures that the code handles potential undefined values consistently.

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currentRegularArena () {
return this.usableArenas.find(a => a.slug === this.currentRegular?.slug)
},
currentChampionshipArena () {
return this.usableArenas.find(a => a.slug === this.currentChampionship?.slug)
},
currentRegularArena () {
return this.usableArenas?.find(a => a.slug === this.currentRegular?.slug)
},
currentChampionshipArena () {
return this.usableArenas?.find(a => a.slug === this.currentChampionship?.slug)
},

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<div class="two-col">
<div class="ladder-view__text center-text">
{{ $t('league.regular') }}
</div>
<div class="ladder-view__text center-text">
{{ $t('league.championship') }}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve accessibility with semantic HTML

The use of div elements for headings in the two-column layout could be improved for better accessibility.

Consider using semantic HTML elements for better structure and accessibility:

-      <div class="ladder-view__text center-text">
-        {{ $t('league.regular') }}
-      </div>
-      <div class="ladder-view__text center-text">
-        {{ $t('league.championship') }}
-      </div>
+      <h4 class="ladder-view__text center-text">
+        {{ $t('league.regular') }}
+      </h4>
+      <h4 class="ladder-view__text center-text">
+        {{ $t('league.championship') }}
+      </h4>
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<div class="two-col">
<div class="ladder-view__text center-text">
{{ $t('league.regular') }}
</div>
<div class="ladder-view__text center-text">
{{ $t('league.championship') }}
</div>
<div class="two-col">
<h4 class="ladder-view__text center-text">
{{ $t('league.regular') }}
</h4>
<h4 class="ladder-view__text center-text">
{{ $t('league.championship') }}
</h4>

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<ladder-panel
v-if="currentChampionship"
:championship="true"
:arena="currentChampionshipArena"
:clan-id="currentSelectedClan?._id"
:can-create="canUseArenaHelpers && tournamentsLeft > 0"
:can-edit="false"
:disabled="tournamentsLeft <= 0"
@create-tournament="handleCreateTournament(currentChampionshipArena)"
/>
<div
v-else
class="ladder-view__text center-text coming-soon"
>
{{ $t('common.coming_soon') }}
</div>
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Simplify conditional rendering for championship panel

The current implementation uses an v-if and v-else block for the championship panel, which can be simplified.

Consider simplifying the conditional rendering:

-      <ladder-panel
-        v-if="currentChampionship"
-        :championship="true"
-        :arena="currentChampionshipArena"
-        :clan-id="currentSelectedClan?._id"
-        :can-create="canUseArenaHelpers && tournamentsLeft > 0"
-        :can-edit="false"
-        :disabled="tournamentsLeft <= 0"
-        @create-tournament="handleCreateTournament(currentChampionshipArena)"
-      />
-      <div
-        v-else
-        class="ladder-view__text center-text coming-soon"
-      >
-        {{ $t('common.coming_soon') }}
-      </div>
+      <ladder-panel
+        v-if="currentChampionship"
+        :championship="true"
+        :arena="currentChampionshipArena"
+        :clan-id="currentSelectedClan?._id"
+        :can-create="canUseArenaHelpers && tournamentsLeft > 0"
+        :can-edit="false"
+        :disabled="tournamentsLeft <= 0"
+        @create-tournament="handleCreateTournament(currentChampionshipArena)"
+      />
+      <div
+        v-else-if="!currentChampionship"
+        class="ladder-view__text center-text coming-soon"
+      >
+        {{ $t('common.coming_soon') }}
+      </div>

This change makes the condition more explicit and easier to understand.

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Comment on lines +20 to +22
:class="`difficulty__color__${difficulty} ${tournament ? 'tournament__difficulty' : ''}`"
>
{{ $t('play.level_difficulty') }} <span class="arena__stars">{{ difficultyStars(arena.difficulty) }}</span>
{{ difficultyI18n }}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Handle potential undefined difficulty in class binding

In the template, when binding the class for difficulty:

:class="`difficulty__color__${difficulty} ${tournament ? 'tournament__difficulty' : ''}`"

Ensure that the difficulty computed property always returns a valid string. If difficulty is undefined, it could result in incorrect class names and styling issues.

Consider setting a default value or adjusting the computation to handle unexpected arena.difficulty values.

Comment on lines +170 to +174
difficulty () {
const difficulties = ['beginner', 'intermediate', 'advanced']
const index = this.championship ? this.arena.difficulty - 3 : this.arena.difficulty - 1
return difficulties[index]
},
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure difficulty index is within bounds

In the difficulty computed property, the calculation of index may result in an out-of-bounds error if this.arena.difficulty doesn't fall within the expected range. This could cause runtime errors.

Apply this diff to add validation and default handling:

difficulty () {
  const difficulties = ['beginner', 'intermediate', 'advanced']
  const index = this.championship ? this.arena.difficulty - 3 : this.arena.difficulty - 1
+ if (index < 0 || index >= difficulties.length) {
+   return 'beginner' // or an appropriate default value
+ }
  return difficulties[index]
},
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difficulty () {
const difficulties = ['beginner', 'intermediate', 'advanced']
const index = this.championship ? this.arena.difficulty - 3 : this.arena.difficulty - 1
return difficulties[index]
},
difficulty () {
const difficulties = ['beginner', 'intermediate', 'advanced']
const index = this.championship ? this.arena.difficulty - 3 : this.arena.difficulty - 1
if (index < 0 || index >= difficulties.length) {
return 'beginner' // or an appropriate default value
}
return difficulties[index]
},

@mrfinch mrfinch merged commit c11184f into master Oct 15, 2024
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@mrfinch mrfinch deleted the yuqiang/arenas-sort-by-difficulty branch October 15, 2024 13:59
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